My own war game

Chapter 133 A battlefield not suitable for flowers

boom! ! !
A gunshot rang out, and a bullet flying from nowhere pierced the lieutenant's neck, and warm blood splashed all over the girl's face.

BANG!!! BANG!!! BANG!!! BANG!!!

Continuous gunshots rang out, and two submachine gunners in the German squad were shot again. The third one was shot through the thigh and lay wailing on the open plain.

Four shots, three dead and one injured. The other German soldiers were instantly frightened and began to look for cover on the spot to hide.

Someone wanted to rescue his teammates, so he threw out a rope for the injured person to grab and drag him behind the rock.

Ta-da! Ta-da! Ta-da!

The sound of a submachine gun was heard, and bullets hit the front of the hiding place from another direction, splashing up clouds of smoke and dust, scaring the person pulling the rope so much that he buried his head again.

There is an ambush!
There are enemies in the other direction!
The Soviet shooters were hiding very well. The Germans could only see the woods where the bullets were fired, but could not discover the enemy's specific location, let alone determine how many people were on the opposite side.

From every wood seemed a deadly bullet to be fired.

When rifle grenades flew out from the woods, the Germans finally confirmed that they were ambushed and eventually chose to abandon their teammates and retreat.

The chaotic battlefield suddenly became eerily quiet, with only the wounded German soldiers wailing on the ground.

A figure emerged from the woods in the distance, walked up to Leia and pulled out a sharp machete from his waist.

Swoosh! The knife flashed, the branch was cut off, and Leah broke free. In front of her was a familiar figure, the one who stood on the podium that day.

The man looked around and whistled. In the distance, under a patch of moss-covered soil, a person covered with camouflage leaves stood up with a rifle in his hand. It turned out to be the girl who was eating beans at the door that day.

The man walked up to the wounded German soldier, and the two men looked at each other. The German opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but He Chi did not respond. Instead, he pulled out the pistol from his waist and pulled the trigger.

boom!
The man on the ground twitched and died.

The Oriental man came over to pull Leah who was already lying on the ground, but the girl subconsciously leaned back, and He Chi grabbed her hand.

"No time to explain, just follow us!" the Oriental man ordered bluntly.

"Kura, Kura is still lying there..." Leah, who had followed in a daze for two steps, suddenly remembered her good friend.

He Chi shook his head, "She can't leave..."

“No, she was here just now, I’ll pull her up right now…” The girl ran back and tried hard to pull her friend, and then her body suddenly stiffened.

There was a grenade fragment stuck in his friend's neck, and bright red blood was flowing out of the wound. Kula's hand hung by his side, and he was no longer alive.

Sometimes people die on the battlefield just because of bad luck. When attacked by a grenade at the same distance, Leah was only scratched, while another girl was hit in the neck by shrapnel.

"Go!" the Oriental man shouted and pulled Leah away again.

A few minutes later, mortar shells whistled and landed in the nearby woods, turning the original place into a sea of ​​fire.

The accident happened so suddenly that Leia followed the Oriental man through the woods like a lost soul. She almost tripped several times. The little girl beside her pulled her forward and stumbled forward.

In front of a steep cliff, several people stopped and removed the camouflage made of branches, revealing a not-so-big hole on the cliff.

"Go in first, and we'll talk about other things later." He Chi said. In the distance, gunfire was heard again. Judging from the density of the sound, the number of people fighting was at least at the battalion level or above.

The Orientals took out the prepared food and began to process it simply. Tanya held the grass rabbit in one hand and fiddled with the rifle with the other, while Leah hugged her knees and stood there in a daze.

The three people in the cave didn't speak to each other, and a strange atmosphere filled the air.

"Eat, we'll talk about the current situation later." He Chi distributed potatoes and black bread to the girls, thought for a while, and took out a piece of dried venison from his arms and cut small pieces for each of them.

When Tanya saw the dried meat, she happily grabbed it, found a corner and started to enjoy her food like a little squirrel.

When Leah saw the slightly reddish piece of dried meat in her hand, she somehow imagined the wound on her friend's neck, where the skin was turned over, revealing bright red flesh, and the pair of dull eyes.

Uh~~~
Feeling extremely nauseous, Leia rushed to the cave entrance and began to vomit uncontrollably. There wasn't much in her stomach and soon only stomach acid was left, but she still wanted to vomit.

Looking at the other party's performance, He Chi shook his head.

A battlefield is the worst place for flowers to bloom.

If a woman wants to go to the battlefield, good marksmanship is only a small requirement. She also needs to be mentally strong. Even if she can't be as calm as Tanya, she must at least be as good as Christine.

He Chi was somewhat helpless. As the battle situation took a sharp turn for the worse in the past few days, the numbers in his right eye dropped rapidly. The survival rate of those inexperienced militiamen was extremely low, and had already dropped to single digits yesterday.

And the girl today was the only one he found, and even if it was just to clear the dungeon, he had to make sure she was alive.

After Leah finished vomiting, He Chi began to ask her, "How did you get ambushed?"

"We were delivering supplies to the 26th Army's supply station, but on the way we received news that the supporting troops had been defeated. The officer led us back, but on the way..." Although she was in physical pain, Leah's thoughts were still clear, and she quickly recounted what had happened before.

"This is the current situation." He Chi took out a few stones and placed them in front of the two girls.

"The Germans have completely surrounded the remnants of the 26th Army, and the remaining troops are rapidly infiltrating the suburbs of Kiev." He Chi drew several vertical lines on the ground with a stone.

"The interspersed troops are like the prongs of a fork, and we are now in the gap between these prongs. If we move randomly, we will almost certainly collide with the main German force on the march."

"We stay here?" Tanya turned and asked He Chi.

"I'm afraid that won't work." He Chi shook his head. "This area is all plains, and the forests are not dense. There are no conditions for guerrilla warfare. Once the German army enters the city, they will definitely conduct security searches nearby."

The Easterner implied that the Soviet army would soon lose Kiev, and this time Leah did not refute it.

Seeing is believing. Even though it was only a few days, she felt that the Soviet army was not as invincible as advertised.

Crack. There was a sound of shoes breaking branches.

A group of people in plain clothes and carrying weapons appeared outside the cave.

"It's the guerrillas! Some people are still alive!" Leah shouted excitedly.

"Shh!" Hechi covered her mouth directly.

"Don't say anything, just wait and see."

(End of this chapter)